Measuring global pandemic governance: how countries respond to COVID-19

Kusumasari, Bevaola; Munajat, MD Enjat; Fauzi, Fadhli Zul

doi:10.1007/s10997-022-09647-4

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“…The application used in data processing was Tableau Desktop 2020.3 free license edition for academic purposes. This application is considered capable of mapping and representing data visualization and achieving required analyses in the research process (Kusumasari et al, 2022). Tableau is easy to use; it has several advantages when used as a business intelligence over Microsoft Excel (Effendy et al, 2021), among others are:…”

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Can Regional Spending Management Policies Improve Human Development Index?

Karpi¹,

Widayat

Ratnasari³

et al. 2022

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The management of expenditure carried out by local governments until now is considered not effective and efficient enough, so the government, through Law Number 1 of 2022 (articles 146 and 147) seeks to increase the effectiveness of regional expenditure in regional development by regulating the proportion of employee spending and public service infrastructure spending. This article aims to evaluate regional spending management policies in increasing Human Development Index (HDI) in the Bima regency. This regency was chosen as the research location because it has a fairly large employee expenditure allocation which is 49.29 percent of the total regional expenditure, with an increase in HDI of 0.36. Data analysis was carried out using Tableau applications and cost-effectiveness analysis. The results show that in comparison to other Indonesian eastern districts, the Bima region does not manage regional expenditures efficiently. Meanwhile, the results of the 2022-2025 HDI forecast only increased by 0.611 per year. The estimated HDI in 2024 is 69,02863, which is still far below the 2024 HDI target of 75.54. Suggestively, the Bima regency needs to allocate budgets selectively for the HDI driving sector and decrease the employee spending rate.

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Can Regional Spending Management Policies Improve Human Development Index?

Karpi¹,

Widayat

Ratnasari³

et al. 2022

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“…Dartanto et al, 2020). Apart from that, uncertainty and instability arising from the COVID-19 pandemic have led to disruptions that changed the trajectory of existing policies (Fauzi & Kusumasari, 2021;Kusumasari et al, 2022;Nurhadi et al, 2023). A significant implication of such disruption is that the JKN system and the overall healthcare system seem to have become less populism-oriented.…”

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Risk Rationalities in Welfare State Policy and Practice in Indonesia: A Phenomenological Study of National Health Insurance in a Rural Community

Majid,

Susetiawan,

Nurhadi

et al. 2024

The International Journal of Community and Social Development

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The body of research examining the welfare systems of the Global South has expanded, yet there remains a lack of knowledge regarding the implications of modernising the welfare system in rural agrarian societies. A research gap in this area led us to conduct a live-in observation and 17 interviews with peasants in Merjosuro village—a rural area in Central Java, Indonesia—to examine how farmers’ rationality affects the perception of social risks and the decision-making process regarding health risks management. The study has two key findings. The first finding reveals that differences in the rationality of risk between policymakers and the Merjosuro community are the reason why the community does not participate in the National Health Insurance (JKN). The second finding indicates that the monthly contributory system promoted by JKN is incompatible with the livelihoods in an agrarian society characterised by unstable and irregular income depending on harvest time. Overall, the case in Merjosuro highlights the understudied phenomena of expanding modern-formal social policies within more traditional community-based informal welfare arrangements, which were found to have limited the pace of transformation of the welfare state expansion in the examined case. Additionally, the study has practical implications for rethinking contextualised designs of welfare state policies and practices for the Global South.

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“…Gaps in various fields such as health, education, and the economy in fact present quite complex problems in each region (Rusim et al, 2019;Suparmi et al, 2018). The presence of the Covid-19 pandemic is an example of how the impact of the development gap has resulted in complex problems, where underdeveloped regions have experienced difficulties starting from the time of facing the pandemic to the recovery process (Kusumasari et al, 2022;Larkins et al, 2020;Owen et al, 2020;UNDP, 2020). Most of the underdeveloped regions in Indonesia face interconnected problems such as the lack of health facilities, high mortality rates, and weak education when facing a pandemic which then causes the region to experience difficulties in recovering (UNDP, 2020).…”

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The Direction of Papua Development: Is A New Autonomous Region the Answer?

Fauzi¹,

Mayor

Liauw

2023

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This study aims to show what kind of problems and challenges occur in the middle of Papua Province development, as well as the extent of complexity of these development problems and the challenges of the New Autonomous Region to answer it. We use the systematic literature review method by showing a collection of literature from the Scopus database that discusses the development of Papua and analyzing the literature collection into several clusters. Bibliometric analysis is used to generate statistical models that show the relationship between each study. 151 literature sources were used in this study and produced three clusters namely development process, environment, and communication. From these aspects, several development efforts have been carried out by the government such as collaboration with the private sector, community capacity building through local value development, and the involvement of indigenous peoples. Moreover, there are several things that need to be considered such as land acquisition issues, the difficulty of access, planning and control functions, political intervention and interests, along with the communication system that has not been integrated. The New Autonomous Region can have a narrow span of control so it will optimize supervision and monitoring functions, but there are several things that need to be considered when implementing it such as planning, existing human resources capacity, and financial aspects. There are some limitations in this paper, where we cannot reach some highland areas to directly observe the challenges that occur there. Future research can develop discussions about Papua development through direct observations in those areas.

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Measuring global pandemic governance: how countries respond to COVID-19

Cited by 7 publications

References 81 publications

Can Regional Spending Management Policies Improve Human Development Index?

Can Regional Spending Management Policies Improve Human Development Index?

Risk Rationalities in Welfare State Policy and Practice in Indonesia: A Phenomenological Study of National Health Insurance in a Rural Community

The Direction of Papua Development: Is A New Autonomous Region the Answer?

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